Racial Justice Pillows
Description: This special art piece, created in collaboration with artist and illustrator Kruttika Susarla, honors the power of our collective voice — past, present, and future.
Stop AAPI Hate, Together Hate Can't Stop Us Pillow
by Stop AAPI Hate
$23 $28
Description: since ending my marriage and moving to Buffalo, I have been thinking a lot about how good things cannot spark and grow in isolation. How we need community in order to heal, to learn, to liberate ourselves. Our communities are made up of our neighbors, our chosen family, our friends, the people who support us and who we support. I'm so grateful for the fab feminist community, the members of which have supported me since even before starting this business. I'm grateful for all the loving people who have been with me on this healing journey. And, I am grateful for my new family. "Without community there is no liberation." - Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde: Without Community There Is No Liberation Pillow
by FabulouslyFeminist
$23 $28
maya angelou inspirational quote on diversity Pillow
by SimpleActivist
$23 $28
Black Power, Black Fist, Africa Fist, Black Lives Matter Pillow
by UrbanLifeApparel
$23 $28
They Blame Immigrants So You Won't Blame Billionaires Pillow
by Tony Cisse Art Originals
$23 $28
Description: A secular pilgrimage long dreamed of and finally arrived, a place of wonder, of longing fulfilled and reawakened too. It felt so vast, that I could travel for days, weeks even and never reach the end. My own American dream was formed by 1970s dramas, films, books and fantasies, a land of palm trees and long streets, of huge cities where I could lose myself in a maze of teeming neighbourhoods of promise. Having arrived, finally, jet lagged and redolent of long haul travel, I set out to explore this promised land. I fell in love with the signage, tatty, dated, a reminder of my own 1970s American dream. This work is rich in bright colour, youthful and joyful, with close attention to detail. A great gift, a wonderful collection starter.
the-only-minority-destroying-this-country-are-the-billionaires Pillow
by VOILA
$23 $28
No More Stolen Sisters MMIW Awareness Native American Women Pillow
by Visual Vibes
$23 $28
Black History, MLKJ Quote, There Come a Time When Silence Is Betrayal Pillow
by UrbanLifeApparel
$23 $28
Description: Embrace strength and fate with this striking graphic featuring an Adinkra symbol, a visual proverb or aphorism from the Akan people of Ghana. The powerful symbol is rendered in a bold, clean white outline, standing out on any color product you choose. Below the design, the words "POWER & DESTINY" capture the essence and profound meaning of this cultural motif, making a statement about resilience, purpose, and the path you forge.
Description: Emmett Louis Till (July 25, 1941 – August 28, 1955) was an African-American teenager who was lynched in Mississippi in 1955 at the age of 14. The brutality of his murder and the fact that his killers were acquitted drew attention to the long history of violent persecution of African Americans in the United States. Till posthumously became an icon of the Civil Rights Movement.
Description: Internationally renown “Dread at the Control”, the legendary reggae pioneer and revolutionary Michael Campbell, aka Mikey Dread, established his “Dread at the Controls” radio show as the Number 1 radio show in Jamaica, because he was the first to play rough, deep, revolutionary reggae music on Jamaican radio, eventually releasing his own albums. He was also popular with American and British punk bands, influencing their own music. NOTE THAT THE ACTUAL SHIRT SAID "DREAD AT THE CONTROL," with no S.
DREAD AT THE CONTROL - Mikey Dread Accurate Replica Pillow
by PissAndVinegar
$23 $28
